Summary:
- The article discusses a study that found Denuvo DRM, a popular anti-piracy software used in many video games, can cost game publishers up to 20% in revenue due to the time it takes for the DRM to be cracked.
- The study, conducted by a cybersecurity firm, analyzed the impact of Denuvo DRM on game sales and found that the time it takes for the DRM to be cracked can significantly impact a game's initial sales, as players may wait for a cracked version instead of purchasing the game.
- The article suggests that the findings of the study may lead game publishers to reconsider their use of Denuvo DRM, as the potential revenue loss may outweigh the benefits of the anti-piracy protection.